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REMNANTS of all kinds to be sold regard
less of price next Monday, by Clunle q
kiley, K and Eighth streets.
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,foxpAY all tG 9eenartnlent w5l be SOD
!: !: :E; e. 5 5is
Z and B:glIa - Il L
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NEW York MARKET, Odell & Herzog,
Sacramento meat headquarters. Family
orders specially. Telephone No. 200. .
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p.ooDzD Hsas 81 f9 strt sale l'4''''.
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MONDAY we close out all our short ends.
Many bargains will be offered. Clunie &
Kiley, corner K and Eighth streets. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
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p,,,o but the sath 51id flon 9 f9sm 1ne
I Iohn F. Cooper.
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relvets, salts ,ldress ealieO a., eng g
hams, white esealett. fancy velvets, tow
corsets, skirts, ondkeraliefs and remnants
els. napkins, MINES lines viii De sold at prices
& sa Gs BE- s ss; T 4 asa f E5
Ciun ate SACRAMENTO va.
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THAT you can save money (nearly one
half, and yet secure the best is demon
strated in our clearance sale of boots and
shoes. Don't miss the rare bargains.
cd Houso
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SEE new display this morning in our
three show windows OF goods on sale to-
day. Red House.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O-Flour quiet and un-
changed but firm Mhesmcash h higher si futures
slightly, and closed fraction below yesterday There
Ne sas
closing at zoe; November. 714971 7sc, closing at
May s dl@sns at
Sol40SO3sc. Corn firm early; May sold 1sc higher,
sns 0 aod oooSsr
year 3aas93se; el0 sin at May 4las s,
s aa 2s zee DID,
May. 2sac. Rye higher; Ale Barley quiet and
unchanssai 611ac Hay steady and unchanged; tim.
sha1ss ..sS@ dairy w51 Corn
$1.o5 Provisions dull. Pork-Small lots. S14.75:
standard sss SIS 30 Lard e5oc prysas
ribs. 7.S5c short clear 6.15c. Bacon--Shoulders.
esziaa6.5oo long clear . and clear ribs 500
changed and firm at 12014c. Afternoon board
Wheat steady; ssptembsr 6sac bid; Corn easy,
rye none u barley H 5000 bp shpments0Plop 4
IL 900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn % 900 bu;
oats, 10000 bu rye, none; barley. 1000 blu.
PHILADELPHIA; Sept. 3o.-Flour firm. with fair
demand demand Whs1t higher but qgSnes; No red Sep
Der. S240s2l2c; December. $685. 49, sc. Corn firm
and spot lots generally lac higher; futures quiet;
in grain depot, 52iss. No; hgh mixed on track,
150Iae; November. 5005lc: December. 4s1s04 91sc-
Osts-Spot in fair demand; No. white. 35l40
35 l2c: No mixed 80 Lac; No white. Sac: futures
firms No. wEite, September. 3514 035l2c; October,
351e035 lac; November, 355s635ac; December.
36ls03olac. Provisions steady. Butter firm and
demand: Western. firsts. 20i9o2Ic. Recepts-Flour
3 600 brl.; wheat, 400 bu; corn, 200 bu; oats
$500 bu. Shipments-Wheat $500 bu corn.
1000 bu; oats, 4, 900 bu.
TOLEDO Sept 30.-Wheat active easier; cash or
October. 76l4c; November, 7T14c December. 7Sl4c;
May. Sic Corn steady. Oats irrn cash or October,
3Sc. Cogerseed active. steady; prime. cash October
"a. 10; December. S 20; January. S4.25 Receipts
Wy heat hu.e bt1c1 ovar- aaad
hags. Shipments-Wheat, 81, 600 bu; corn, 1000
Blu; oats s. 900 bu
BALTIMORE. Sept. 30.-Wheat-Western higher,
No 2 winter red. spot and September 79lac asked;
October. 79l4179lac; November. 81 a 81 i2c Decem-
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aged higher THAI yesterday, though when atthe
top free offerings checked further advance. A
good share of the days trading was IN the way
of changing October 10 December and May de-
liveriss. Prices. after frequent fluctuations,
were advanced about &c over yesterdays closing
and closed &c under. The receipts continue quite
free at Minneapolis and Duluth. and aoont
the usual at primary winter wheat re-
ceiving points. Receipts at twelve points aggre-
gated 732, 900 bu, and shipments 5O3oo gu.
October wheat opened at ia 1lsc. sold Mt
7110 71zc, and closed at Tic May opened at
1859. sold at 7S5 a 79tc, closing at the latter
figure Corn was fairly active, with the fseing
firm at first, but later ruled more quiet and
easier. Opening sales were shade higher tnan
yesterdays closing prices and under good de-
mand from local shorts the market advanced
! &c. September delivery selling at ono time TO
a &c premium over October The advance
brought out considerable long corn, and offerings
became quite liberal, prominent local operator
] a &c, ruled steady and closed a &c lower than
yesterday. October, 43c; May. 45ic.
There was considerable changing or October
TO the moro deferred deliveries. Receipts were
hardly AS large as expected, and estimated ar
rivals for to- morrow are 324 cars Thls as
sisted the early frmness to some extent Oats
ter, under good demand and moderate offerings.
September delivery, No. 2, ranged I'd &c higher
the advance was due to light offerings, and
there being small quantity wanted to settle
contracts. October and November deliveries
did not change materially from yesterdays
range, while May. sold &c higher early, but
Arrivals of oats very moderate, and
only thirty-two cars expected for Monday.
Provisions weaker. Prices ranged lower.
and a broker put it: s'This was selling day"
Receipts of hogs exceeded estimates and prices
declined. There was moderate buying Of lard
at the opening. but after the buyers had been
filed up, the offerings became larger. Lard re-
ceived more attention and was steady for time.
after the opening, but broke .10c on the selling
of less than 900 tierces. October sold at 6 40 a
SOC and closed at 6 Acc January closed at
6 45c. Short ribs were quiet and declined Doc.
October sold at T. zoe, but closed with 7.75c bid.
January sold at 274 q .35c. and closed at G. 3Oc
Pork sold at 81 2. 40 for January down to $l2 30
ID 81
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THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
II. G. Dun & Co.'s Report Is Rather of q De-
pressing Character.

II. G. Dun & Co.'s Report Is Rather of a De-
pressing Character.
NEW YORK, Sept 30.-R. G.. Dun 6 Co., in
their weekly review of trade, say: Treasury pur-
chasss of bonds have greatly changed the feeling
Of the money market, but without giving much
relief as yet to legitimate business There
two money markets just now. Money on call,
for speculation. on good collateral, is in ample
supply, but money on time, for commerce or in
dustry, on commercial paper, Is almost as scarce
as 1t was a fortnight ago. As long az bankers
feel uncertain regarding the financial future,
they prefer to keep their resources within reach.
Meanwhile trade at all points is active and
large In volume, with hopeful feeling preva-
lent, and the lack of available funds is by many
attributed rather to the swelling volume of bust
ness thar to the absorption of capital i'll new
enterprises and speculation. During the week
the Treasury has put out So. 200, 600 more than
it has taken in. about Sc 600, 600 of certificates
having gone into circulation In place of bonds.
Railroad traffic and earnings continue encour-
aging. and the stock market, though IL reacted
a little from the rapid recovery OF last week.
has since been stronger IN tone on the whole.
Wheat has been active and stronger advancing
about 23c, and corn has also been stronger Oil
has weakened and coffee. though maintained in
price, is dull. Hogs and pork are cheaper.
tn ough lard slightly advanced. Cotton declined
shade, but has recovered. Cotton Is moving
freely. Wheat is moving less actively, farmers
being ind1sposed to accept current prices. The
coal output last week was 121. 63I tons below
that of the corresponding week last year, and
an advance is proposed. Wool sales at Boston
are in quantity less than half those of last year
Wooden goods are in moderate demand and cot
tons, though far from active, are steady at cur
rent prices, after unusually large distribu-
ton.
The one feature of ill-omen is that the average
liabilities of firms failing for the past quarter
amount to $37, 679 000 against only $14. 600, 900
for the same quarter last year, indicating
unwholesome expansion Of credits in some
directions The failures for the third quarter
of 1887 number j, 1913 in the United States and
30S in Canada, against 1882 in the United
States for the third quarter of 1886 and 258 in
Canada The increase in number is triiing
But the reported liabilities of firms failing in
the United States for the quarter were $73, 022,
556 against $7, 227 $50 for the same quarter last
year, and in Canada 50. 996, 500 against 81, 921,
913 last year. While the volume of liabilities
was much swelled by a few heavy speculative
disasters, the fact that large increase appears
in every section of the country indicates
marked expansion of commercial obligations.
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EiSawhora.

oHo4 es sfg .Ss. 5ssr? so5e
and feeders $1,000 IS; cows. bulls and mixed
$1250265 Texas cattle. $1.5003.4o; Western
Hogs-Receipts, 81 900. shipments. IL ,oOo The
market steady; mixed, 81 1904 49, heavy. 81 so
495 49,
Sbeep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000 The
market steady; muttons, So 04. %; stockers
81 6OD2 95; Western. So. 1O03.7O Texans, So 20
$3.50; lambs. $405.4o
KANSAS CITY Sept 3O-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle--Receipts 3,7o3; shipments.
2445. Best corn-fed STEADY; others SLOW and weak.
@ to medium so stocEers s2oo@a raS
feeding steers, 81 65 as. 25: cows. $1.3O03.6o
grass-range steers 81 z 1902 go ZOO
and strong, 501oc higher. Good to choice. 81. 5o0
40 som 414 o to medium 4'1o044o skips and
sheep-Receipts::, ~; SHIPMENTS, none; steady.
$2G3
shipments, 1910. Market steady. Fair to choice
medium to choice feeders sr to
So so0 80; Texans and Indians. common grass to
Hogs-Recepts 2 O55; shipments 473o. Market
slow but steady. Choice heavy and butchers seec-
tons 81 so@4.s5' pa packing and Workers msdq nn
e S4 Rzn'' s44'@A'o' ps' common to good $3.50
sheep-Recepts, 2,o35: shipments. 1900. Mar
$50
NEW YORK, Sept. 3O..-Beeves-Recepts, 1, $50
yesterday and Wednesday; good and prime scarce
and dull; native steers ranged from $50 IS. 20
per 100 lbs. with few tops sold at s. 1895 80, and
fair to good Colorado steers at S.. 5O03.7O.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. $500 Market dull
and lower for both sheep and lambs; sales at
So % "a 65 per 100 lbs for sheep and at $5f06.4O
for lambs.
before Change; very quiet feeling; nominal range,
So. 3O05.5O.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Sept. o.--Cattle-Receipts,
la shipments rs. Nothing doing all through
signments. No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs.Receipts. 1000; shipments. 800 Market
$40; common to fair light 81. 7505.o0. Five
of hogs shipped to New York.
Sheep--Recepts, l 900; shipments, l 600. Market
dull at yesterday S prices.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 3O.-Hogs steady common
$4.55 04.95. Receipts, $50; shipments, 600.
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27c. Iron---27 iron, 3i4c; 27 iron. &c. galvan
ICED so and 10 per cent. discount Sheet zinc. 64c
Copper bottoms 23c. Planished copper, 3Oc Solder.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime steam lard, 6lac; sweet
picked hams 9.7501o75c; sweet picked Shouts
ders. 6. 90 06.50c: short ribs. s. Use.
JoBRIse PaIcEs-smoked Meats-sugar- cured
12c' % rs average and svsr; l14e. English
breakfast bacon, medium I3lac; sugar-cured shout
ders 10 to IL lbs average; Sc; dried beef hams
lie. Bacon clear sides. about rs lbs average
lie; about 35 5s average, 1oslc; clear backs. med
lie. Drysalt and Picked Meats-Clear sides
tunsmoked), Zoe; clear backs. tunsmoked,, Zoe;
200 rs $500 Boiogna~Skin. large or small
7aec; cloth, large or small, 7c Lard-Pure winter
in 5O-fb in 1O0tb cases. sa4c; 2Ofb in So
10 cases, She Refined Lard-In tierces, 74ci in
5o-b cans in 10o-tb cases. 7lac.
BEAss-s2. 02.75
BuTTER-Fair creamery 1601sc; choice, 20 022c;
fancy country butter, in small packages, II OlZc;
country butter. s010c; common, 607c.
BEEswAx-Dark, 1sc: yellow, zoe
PouLrRY-Hens. Sc: chickens, SC; roosters
&c " III; geese, $4. 2004So y doz ducks 5 06c y TO-
FEATHERs-Prime geese. 3504Oc " 10; mixed
WooL-Tub-washed and picked. 3035c un-
nnasbsd n
light. well washed and in good order % 03Oe; bury
and unmerchantable according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Commom red or June prime (recleaned)
$404.40 y bu; English mammoth prime ire
cleaned). 81. 200435; Alske prime. SIS 90; Alfalfa
$2.6002.75 ~ bu extra clean blue grass. 8 10 %
#p bu red top, 75c0$1 ~ bu; orchard grass ST. 500
j. 65 ~ bu Southern grown mllet. zoe ~ bu
mon millet 75c ~ bu faxseed selected 81 10 % 40
~ bu; seed rye Csc y bu; old popcorn. Ease " 10;
new popcorn 60 070c y bu; hemp, 3,ac; canary.
SCI rape Sc ~ rs. Turnip seed-Purple-top strap
leaf SOC ~ 10 Spinnach-Bloomsd savoy-leaf
SEALED bags) SOC ~ 10. Kale. 75c " ID.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and firm; prices unchanged. No. spring wheat.
III Ia 7l3c; No. spring wheat 64a a 60; No. 2
026sc; No. 2 rye. 4sc; No. barley, 65c; No.
l nax-seed. 81. O54; prime timothy-seed. So 25.
Mess pork, per bril-, $15 90. Lard, per 10, G. 423c.
Short-rib sides lloosel. zoe; dry-saltsd shoul-
ders (boxed). SIS q s. 30c; short-clear sides
(boxed). $40 08. 15c. Whisky, distillers' finished
goods. per GAL, TO- Sugar cut loaf, 81 q &c;
GRADUATED. 64c: standard A. &c.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market WAS quiet; creamery, 164 % 24c; dairy, 153
019c. Eggs firm; fresh Northern. 174 018c.
Receipts-Flour, 16 600 brls; wheat. AZ. 900
bu; corn 2O6 900 bu; oats 179, 900 blu; rye, 5000
bu; barley 1OO, 900 bu Shipments-Fiour, %,
900 brls: wheat. 80, 900 blu; corn, 252. 900 bu;
OATS u.s. 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley 80, 900 bu.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
A Rather Active Market in Wheat,
Closing with Slight Decline.
Corn Opens Firm, with Active Trading, but
Closes Slightly Easier-Proyision Weak
err, with Lower Range of Prices.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Money Easy-Stocks Quiet, but Firm TO
Strong.
NEW YORK, Sept 30.-Money call was
Easy at At to per cent, the last loan being
made at per cent; closed at per cent bid
Prime mercantile paper. CAST per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady, at
o. 79t for sixty-dsys and 81. 81 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 226,335
shares. including Canada Southern 1000;
Delaware. Lackawanna65 Western, 1900; Erie.
1850; Lake Shore 5, 45O; Louisville Sc Nashville,
b,550; Missouri Pacific, 7.740; Pacific Mail.
4,156; Reading. 10 600; St. Paul, 12246; Texas
Pacific, 4.06O; Union Pacific, 4,095; Western
Union, 25,050.
The stock market to-day was quiet, especially
during the forenoon, but was firm to strong
throughout, with decided increase in business
later Ia the day. This low prices from London
were the depressing influence at the opening
but good buying quickly dissipated its effects.
The buying was for both sides of the account
lnd was stimulated by the dividends on New
York Central and Lackawanna, and the bullish
ntterances of several influential capitalists. The
soalsrs and trunk lines became the favorites
Darly in the day. followed later by
Richmond e. West Point Western Union and
New England. Several speciaties made sharp
pdvances, and conspicuous among them was
San Francisco, which was moved up on the
tumors OF dividend on the preferred next week.
The yacht race prevented as large a business as
special news to affect the values there was more
outside business, and the gains made had the
appearance of having come to stay. The open
ing was weak, at declines of from to per
rent. from yesterdays final figures and business
was dull, except in Reading, New England.
Richmond & West Point, Missouri Pacific and
St. Paul. Prices soon began to advance, however.
nnd San Francisco and Pacific Mail were promi-
nent in the rise. The list then became extreme
" dull with very narrow fluctuations, but a
arm tone generally until late in the day, when
the upward movement gained force and the
slose was Mt the top figures, though quiet. The
active list with but one exception, IS higher.
Richmond g. West Point preferred rose p. the
common. %; Jersey Central, Is: Western Union.
IL; New Enelany, II; Missouri Pacific l. and
others fractional amounts
The improvement In railroad bonds continued,
and the market steadily strong
throughout the day than at any time for. some
weeks. Sales. S996. 900. ST. Paul, T. 81 d. ex-
tension. rose II. to 125; Northwestern new de-
benturss, q, to los; Indiana. Bloomington g.
Western first certificates 5, 10 co.; Peoria, De-
catur 8 Evansville seconds Al. to 791
Government bonds were dull and steady
State bonds were entirely neglected. The fol-
lowing were the closing figures:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Highly Satisfsctory, with q Strong
Tone to Prices the Leading Characteristic.

Tone to Prices the Leading Characteristic.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. SO.
In all departments trade is very active. but
should there be slight decrease the present
month compared with September business, it
will not be surprising, as tax-paying is near at
hand, which usually more less unfavorably
affects trade. The dry goods men very busy.
The sales of laet month were 20 per cent in ex-
cess of those in September. 1886, and October
promises we'll Prices firm. even wooden
goods taking decidedly frmer tone the last
ten days. Grocers busy. but not sc. pressed
with orders last week Sugars are steady
and strong Coffees, as well. are in . firm posi-
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Foot Notes.

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would be very acceptable.
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not reach sooner. We should be glad to have you
contribute something for this department..
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ber 827s0S31sc; January 84la0S47sc. Corn
Western steady and dull; mixed spot Soc asked: Oc-
tober 49I D50lsc: year. 473sD4S14c.. Oats steady
and firm: Western white 81 q 35c; Western mixed.
81 133c- Provisions easy and quiet Mess pork,
Sl6.25O16.50. Lard-Refned. &c. Eggs steady at
ceirts-Flour, 9142 brls: wheat 9. 500 blu; corn.
$500 bu: oats 1000 Blu: rye. 1900 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 6, IA brls; wheat, "a, 600 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi Sept 3O.-Wheat-Market
steady. No. hard, October n s4c November, 72ac;
December, IS 3ac May, 70 l2c; No. Northern. Oeto
ber 69l4c: November, 7al4c December Il 14c; May.
76c; No. 2 Northern October. 64c; November. 65c:
December. 66c May, Toe On track-No. /. hard.
1913 1sc; No. Northern. 7l072c: No. North
ern. 64D Csc. Flour market strong patents 81 20
04.3U: bakers. $3.3003.5O. Receipts-Wheat.
196. $50 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 80 $50 Blu; -four.
"a, 1875 brls.
CINCINNATI Sept. 3O-F1our active and firm.
Wheat firm, higher; No. 2 red 77c. Receipts, 200
bu shipments, none. Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed, 45c.
Oats easy; No. 2 mixed 27iac. Rye in good de-
maid, higher; No. 2. 5512c. Pork quiet. $500.
Lard firm. 6.45c. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whisky firm; sales, 1.2l5 brs. finished
goods on the basis of $1-O5. Butter strong; fancy
creamery. &c extra, 25026c; choice dairy, ITO
1Sc. Sugar steady. Eggs firm. Cheese strong
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 3O.--Grain in good demand.
Wheat--731ac for red and 7412c for long berry.
No. 2, sic. Provisions firm. Internationally
sides. Sc clear Sides 9osc; shoulders, 63sc Bulk
meats-Cear rib sides, S1ec clear sides S1oc; shout
ders. 5a4c. Sugarcured meats-Hams, 12asc for
large to small
DETROIT, Sept 3O.-Wheat-No. 1 white, cash,
bid; November, 1880 asked; December. 7Slac bid;
May, S45sc bid. Corn. No L, 4519c. Oats No. 2,
Csc; No. 2 white. 3Ol4c. Receipts-Wheat, Sc, 500
bu corn. 5000 blu; OATS 80. 700 blu.
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Oh, wish had bin
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Answers to Puzzles

Answers to Puzzles.
No. 247O- IL G II is
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ton, the bulls still seeming to have the whip
hand. The bulls in coffee assisted by the
fact that the deliveries to the interior have been
very small that the dealers stocks have
dwindled down to such ap extent as to compel
them uninterrupted buying, the more
we are now entering upon the period of the
largest consumption. The deliveries thus far
this month nearly equal those for the correspond
ing period last year
At the same time with this month the stocks
in Europe and the United States began to show
a decrease every year. The decrease will this
year he very important, as the ''afoats" amount
to much less than last year. On the 1st of Sep
TENDER they 900 900 bags for Europe.
against 647,000 bags Sept. l. 1886. And
the further We proceed in the crop year the
more will the enormous deficiency existing in
the worlds two principal crops, Brazil and Java,
be felt.
Against a Brazil crop of 6126 900 bags in
1861. 5,512O0 bags in 1885 Sc. 62ll,000 in
1S8485, crop is now being harvested which, ac
cording to the latest reports will not exceed
z, 500, 600 bags.
This years Java crop is figured at 49,, 900 bags,
against 1928, 900 bags last year. Consequently
these crops will show deficiency OF about
1850, 900 bags. The produce markets present
the same activity of some days past. Eggs
como in slow and prices are firm at the
usually high figure for so early in the fall
Poultry IS meeting with better sale, but prices
do not improve. The same remark will apply
to butter. Potatoes. both Irish and sweet, are
in better supply, ana whie not quotably lower
there is easier market Apples firm at
quotations. and few choice barrels sold
to day at So 25 per barrel, but the prices range
on good fruit from " 70 TO -. 10 per barrel.
Cabbage are more plenty and prices weaken
ing, but still they too high to meet with
much sale. There il considerable doing in the
seed market. Timothy is firm while clover is
unsettled. The provision market is rather
shaky, but in . jobbing way prices are well
maintained
GRAIN.
The local wheat market is in the strong position
of several days past. Receipts are light. while
corn ard oats are under a cloud, dealers taking
hold cautiously. Track bids to-day ruled as